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Numbers were boosted by the presence of Nathaniel Chalobah, James Ward-Prowse and Nathan Redmond, who stepped up from the under-21s.

More than 2 million people tuned in to watch Vorderman's final appearance in December, and Stelling's first show could be boosted by the presence of guest Andrew Sachs.

Carlei's project – the latest in a long line of adaptations featuring Franco Zeffirelli's cherished 1968 classic and Baz Luhrmann's 1996 update – is boosted by the presence of Downton Abbey's Julian Fellowes as scriptwriter and co-producer.

Jack Black's best role to date was also in a biopic (Bernie, another sinister charmer) so we're hopeful for this one – optimism boosted by the presence of Jenny Slate, Jacqui Weaver, Jason Schwartzman and JB Smoove in the supporting cast.

However, the European commission and the ECBfelt the credibility of the bailouts was boosted by the presence of the IMF, due to the tough conditions the fund attaches to financial aid.

A defeat would almost certainly lead to a Wembley semi-final against the reigning champions, New Zealand, who go into their opening match against Samoa in Warrington on Sunday boosted by the presence of the enigmatic Sonny Bill Williams.

Obama's comfort level has been boosted by the presence at the negotiating table of Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz, one of the world's top nuclear physicists.

They will make the short journey to Brazil with a few misgivings - their current crop of centre-backs do not inspire confidence - but they are boosted by the presence elsewhere in the team of much more international experience than there used to be.

The arrival of universal preschool boosted by 10percentthehe presence of D.C. mothers of young children who are in the workforce, according to the study from the Center for American Progress, a liberal think tank that pushes for universal pre-K throughout the country.

Obama's own re-election campaign in 2012 was boosted significantly by the presence of Bill Clinton on the stump, most memorably when the former president delivered an electrifying speech that stole the show at the Democratic convention in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Ben Sowter, head of the QS intelligence unit, says that it has been given an added boost by the presence of the Large Hadron Collider in Geneva, giving the country's institutions the opportunity to benefit from collaborations with leading universities worldwide.